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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1968
Page
6
A Tucson columnist surveys how extreme fashion, including miniskirts and heavy makeup, disrupts professional settings. Local employers from Tucson Federal Savings, Valley Bank, Sears, Merrill Lynch, and Mountain States Telephone stress simple, tasteful attire and caution against overstatement, noting dress codes and supervisor discretion.
A Monday January 29 1968 Tucson Daily Citizen feature highlights women’s perspectives on local issues with interview snippets and community angles from Page 12.
UPI reports Dr. Fineberg of New York says obesity is a disease that can only be controlled not cured. He urges education in diet and permanent lifestyle changes, warns against misuse of anorexigenic drugs, and notes the issue before a Senate subcommittee weighing weight loss pills.
Mary Frances Cocio and Ramon G Ruiz wed at All Saints Catholic Church in a formal double ring ceremony. The bride, daughter of Arnulfo and Cocio, and the groom, son of Rogalino Ruiz and Roy Ruiz, were honored by family members serving in roles from best man to padrinos de lazo. A reception followed at El Casino Ballroom. Both new spouses are Pueblo High School graduates with separate postschool training. she worked at Sylvia's Beauty Salon and he at Pacific Fruit Express Co.
Daunheimer James Ervin Daunheimer will marry Janice Lynn Duncan in Seattle Washington. He is the son of Ervin Jacob Daunheimer and the late Mrs Daunheimer. Janice Lynn is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J Alan Duncan of Seattle. He is a Rincon High School graduate with a degree from Kansas State College and teaches graphic arts at Palo Verde High School. Janice Lynn attended Seattle Community College and Washington State University in Pullman.
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